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United Kingdom (UK)-based Nigerian and Public Affairs commentator, Mr. Abanikanda Olumoro, has described former President Muhammadu Buhari as a converted democrat who, despite his military background, allowed ruling and opposition governors as well as other elected officers to carry out their functions based on their ability and without interference. Olumoro said this in a statement, a copy of which was made available to newsmen on Monday, pointing out that Buhari, as elected president 30 years after leaving office as military head of state, refrained from interfering in the activities of the legislature and judiciary, based on his conviction that it…

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In Ilorin, the capital of Kwara, Nigeria, the resilience of individuals fasting during extreme heat is a testament to human perseverance. Among them is Hassan Adamu, a 46-year-old labourer who, despite observing Ramadan, was seen purchasing cold water. It was not to drink, but to pour over his head and body to cool down under the scorching sun. “The weather has been very hot and dehydrating, and coupled with the fact that the Ramadan fast is ongoing and I cannot drink water, I just had to look for an option to feel better while I work,” he explained. Driven by…

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In Yoruba culture, being called an “Omo Ale” is one of the worst insults imaginable. It doesn’t just mean “bastard” in a biological sense — it’s a moral judgment. An Omo Ale is someone who has betrayed the values of honesty, integrity, and communal responsibility. On the other hand, an “Omo Oluaba” represents the ideal — a person of noble character who stands for what is right, even when it’s difficult. But in today’s Nigeria, these words have found their way into political conversations. Some people, especially supporters of President Bola Tinubu, use the term Omo Ale to describe anyone…

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